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Rejected Princesses Book Is An Exciting Encyclopedia of Feminine Courage, Beauty And Compassion

Rejected Princesses Book Is An Exciting Poetic And

Very Accurate Reflection On Historic Events

100 Amazing Women from History, Literature, and Folklore to Be Fascinated With

Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion

By JASON PORATH, the former animator at DreamWorks Animation where he worked on films such as Kung Fu Panda 2, The Croods, How to Train Your Dragon 2

We are so fascinated with the Disney Princesses! We love them. We watch movies about them. They rule the worlds and souls of our children, setting a positive example of their character. And the character can be rebellious, strong and creative, enthusiastic and joyful – all the good stuff we wish for our children and ourselves. Here’s a huge treat for you and your entire family if you would love to open up your point of view and learn more about the women who historically made quite an entrance into this world.

Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion

The Rejected Princesses book is about the women from history, literature and folklore who made significant waves in how we view and treat the women today. They were the pioneers of their time, of their cultures, prejudices and extreme judgement when it comes to a different point of view.

These women were the Princesses, the Heroins for their people and following. Now, you and I can truly explore their contribution to our world history with this precious gift – an encyclopedia written by Jason Porath about 100 prominent women and their contribution to the world we live in now.

Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion

Discover the Names of the Historic Figures
In The Rejected Princesses Encyclopedia

Personally, I have discovered the names I’ve never heard at school or in my college days. Here are a few names for you to see if you recognize any!

Nzinga Mbande, Sybil Ludington, Katie Sandwina, Gracia Mendes Nasi, Chiyome Mochizuki, Wallada bint al-Mustakfi, Mai Bhago, Kharboucha, Marguerite de la Rocque, Micaela Bastidas – have you heard of any of them?

Don’t be in despair if you haven’t. I knew less than 1/3 of names listed in this book. That is why Rejected Princesses would be an awesome gift you can give yourself and your family to read and learn about these women and their place in history.

Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion

Exquisite Illustrations of the Princesses in the Book 

Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion
Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion
Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion
Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion
Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion

 Each story is an amazing journey into the historic time. The pages are done in antique golden colors and hues. Plus, look at the colorful circles on the side with letters and numbers! These are the ratings for the content you are about to read. It rates maturity, violence, sex content – there are no secrets what you are going to be exposed to! I love this feature, it is very Family-Friendly!

REJECTED PRINCESSES Is An Excellent Gift For Any Occasion!

Rejected Princesses by Jason Porath is a Book of Feminine Courage, Beauty & Compassion

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27 Comments

  1. This looks amazing! I love books like this, I’m definitely going to check it out.

  2. I’ve never heard about that book before but definitely, I need to buy it:)

  3. this book looks really awesome! I’d love to read this to my daughter one day and show teach her about women that are actually important

  4. I am sure that my daughter would love reading through this book. The pictures look amazing and learning all the new tales about princesses would be awesome as well.

  5. I love the idea of this book !! It is so important to show girls and boys what strong women look like and they dont have to be just pretty princesses.

  6. The book really looks like a Disney job.
    I like the idea of the book, this would be a great gift too for young girls. I didn’t even know most of those name and I wished I could check the book out soon.

  7. I remmeber having a book similar to this when I was a kid, looking at the drawings and the color of the pages brought back old memories. I will look for this book!

  8. Sounds like a lovely books with great stories. Something different from the disney princess. Great to see there is a wide variety of princess stories out there

  9. I haven’t heard of these ladies but I’d love to read this book! It sounds like something that would be very inspiring to little girls/women. Might be a good little bed time book for my daughter!

  10. You had me sold on the title alone, but I kept reading your post and now I have to have the book! I love the history in it and how it teaches about real women in a fairytale way. Way cool!

  11. I would love to read more about the women from history, literature, and folklore who made significant waves in how we view and treat the women today. ‘Rejected Princesses’ sounds like an amazing book for me to read with my kiddos.

    1. Heather,
      This book is so well designed and illustrated!
      It offers a peak into the heroins from all the centuries! I love how much I learned from this book alone! I have never heard of the majority of the women in this book. And I thought I knew history and literature well, hmm. We never know anything, really.
      Live is a constant discovery that comes from curiosity in us.
      Highly recommend this book for personal use and as a gift!

    1. Beverly,
      You’ll greatly enjoy this encyclopedic book on so many women and princesses. I keep it as my reference book on a coffee table and pick it up to read during my relaxation times.

  12. I love they style this was written in. Sounds like something I would thoroughly enjoy. And would then pass it on to my sister to read.

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